SEVENFRIDAY - T2/04 T-ART

SEVENFRIDAY introduced the T2/04 T-ART, a model featuring a grey semi-transparent dial made of eyewear lens material. The T2/04 has a price of €865

Zurich-based SEVENFRIDAY introduced today the T2/04 T-ART, a new model of the T Series that features a special grey semi-transparent dial made of eyewear lens material.

Through a structure of skeletonised elements clearly inspired to architecture, it is possible to appreciate glimpses of the mechanical movement powering the timepiece.

Protected by a K1 hardened mineral, the five-layered dial recalls the Art Deco style in several details, including the typical numerals of the period displayed in the bevelled inner circle in brushed galvanic gold or the  whilst the outer plate in hard sandblasted gun metal is stamped in all corners with recognizable Roaring Twenties’ shapes stamped in the four corners of the the plate in hard sandblasted gun metal.

The white accents used for the hour and minutes hands improves legibility.

Measuring 45 mm x 45.6 mm with a thickness of 13.05 mm, the stainless steel (316L) case in fine sandblasted Gun metal PVD is enriched by a sunray brushed Gold PVD bezel with a grooved line refilled in glossy blue Berlac lacquer. Lacquer is also used to enhance the crown side. Water resistance is guaranteed up to a pressure of 3 ATM ( 30 metres / 100 feet). 

THE T2/04 T-ART is powered by the TMI-Seiko NH70 Calibre, a skeletonized automatic movement beating at the frequency of 3 Hz (21,600 vibrations per hour) with a power reserve of 40 hours. 

A pioneer in the adoption of a digital system to guarantee the authenticity of its products, SEVENFRIDAY equips all its timepieces, including this one, with a NFC (Near Field Communication) chip enabling the authentication and three-year warranty registration of the watch using the brand's proprietary app.

Matched to a premium quality brown genuine Calf skin leather with tone on tone stitching, the new SEVENFRIDAY T2/04 T-ART has a price of CHF 930 / Euro 865 / US$ 975. sevefriday.com

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